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Le cordon bleu is a french work meaning "the cookery" it is also a term used to describe a very talented cook. Cordon Bleu is also a french dish sold in many upscale restaurants.
Le Cordon Bleu has 48 schools across the world. There are 17 Cordon Bleu schools in the United States of America, for example. It is the world's largest hospitality education institution.
There are many restaurants with chefs who can cook cordon bleu in New York City. Cordon bleu is a relatively common dish and I would imagine nearly any chef would know how to prepare it.
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Le Cordon Bleu schools is one of the top premier cooking schools. Their are only 18 locations in the U.S.. They are located in places such as New York, Boston and California.
Le Cordon Bleu is known for its culinary arts training in a wide array of cooking disciplines. They also offer degrees in hospitality and management.
As far as I know the average age of the eaux-de-vie is 45 years. You should also try the Martell XO or Martell Cordon Bleu.
There are many throughout the USA so it depends on what part of the country you are in. Le Cordon Bleu Schools North America are well regarded.
It varies with the school and the training you are seeking. Some apprenticeship programs last for 4 years while good quality schools like Le Cordon Bleu and Culinary Institute of America offer some courses as short as 3 months.
Take a boneless, skinless chicken breast and pound it out until it's about 1/4 inch thick. Lay a thin slice of ham over the chicken breast and then a thin slice of Swiss cheese over the ham. Roll up the chichen breast sealing the ham and cheese inside. Dip it in beaten egg and then roll it in bread crumbs. Fry it until brown on all sides the the internal temperature is 160 F. Drain on paper towels and serve.
he eats Pasta, usually. A few hours, two or three hours before a match.